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An interview with OpenAI researcher Noam Brown about multi-agent systems, AI agents solving the Navier-Stokes problem, the internal/external model gap, and more

“We never want to be in a situation again where we underestimate the AI.”  —  New episode with Noam Brown.

Dwarkesh Podcast Dwarkesh Patel

Discussion

  • @polynoamial Noam Brown on x
    Happy to finally do a deep dive on multi-agent with @dwarkesh_sp! None of it would have happened without the great work on multi-agent from my @OpenAI teammates @kevinleestone, @mikegmalek, @__eknight__, @amuellerml, @zhangir_azerbay, @CheukHeiChu, and many others.
  • @scaling01 @scaling01 on x
    bro... if i hear the phrase “intuition pump” one more time
  • @dwarkesh_sp Dwarkesh Patel on x
    New episode with @polynoamial We talk about multi-agent, Navier-Stokes, and what the current explosion of maths progress tells us about what happens once you automate AI research. And we also discuss how we will know if the models are actually aligned before we kick off RSI. 0:00…
  • @rileyralmuto Riley Coyote on x
    this is Noam Brown, an OpenAI researcher behind GPT-o1 and one of the field's leading voices in AI reasoning. if the HuggingFace incident scares you, please watch this. the agents did what they are trained to do. the surprising thing was that they did it in an environment not des…
  • @ananth7e Ananth on x
    Noam Brown says singularity won't happen overnight. he says AI models are incredibly fast at thinking and reasoning. but they're still considered by real world experiments and physical infrastructure like gpus and labs. those experiments can't be fully automated or happen instant…
  • @haider1 Haider on x
    OpenAI researcher Noam Brown: “a researcher working on the Navier-Stokes told me he used to feel comfortable predicting where AI would be 12 months out. now he won't go beyond 3 months” You talk about 2030 — I don't know what the world looks like in 2030 That's the truth
  • @georgepickett George Pickett on x
    Excited to watch this. Noam is a legend He's built AI that can - beat humans in poker (2017-2019) - beat humans in Diplomacy (2022) and built o1, the first reasoning model (2024)
  • @eliebakouch Elie on x
    extremely interesting interview of @polynoamial first very interesting thing is that he said that the contribution of the “agent swarm
  • @dimitrispapail Dimitris Papailiopoulos on x
    Enjoyed this on my walk. But was thinking of a big irony: this podcast will itself become part pretraining data, teaching models that revealing certain intentions in CoT can in fact cost them their precious reward R (by being flagged). Then we RL them for said reward R. What woul…
  • @firesidealpha @firesidealpha on x
    OpenAI's Noam Brown says air-gapping the computers may not stop a misaligned AI, because two air-gapped machines can still talk by running a CPU hot and reading the temperature change
  • @deanwball Dean W. Ball on x
    The people dismissing this as preposterous are telling on themselves as not having thought about superintelligence seriously. I hadn't considered this particular idea but you should expect, by definition, that something much smarter than you would have ideas you didn't think of